Tang-tibet Ancient Road
by Baiyu
About This Novel
The Tang-Tibet ancient road was a "road of no return" for Princess Wencheng, but for the Tang Dynasty and Tubo, it was a road to national and ethnic stability and unity, and a road to economic and cultural prosperity. It can be said to be a "cultural canal" carrying Sino-Tibetan relations and the spread of science and technology. For thousands of years, it has played a decisive role in the integrity of the motherland's territory, national unity, and national reunification. According to the "Complete Book of the Tang Dynasty", in the more than two hundred years after the first year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Tibetan and Han peoples had close exchanges along the ancient Tang-Tibetan road, and Tang and Tibetan envoys had exchanges with each other as many as 142 times. The frequent trade exchanges caused the ancient Tang-Tibet Road to flourish rapidly, and soon became a transportation avenue with stations and stations connected, where envoys, servants, and merchants gathered. To this day, in many places along the ancient road, there are still stations, cities, villages and ancient temples built by people, leaving behind splendid cultural relics created by people for generations, and countless moving stories reflecting the friendly exchanges between Tibetan and Han people. Mr. Bai Yu started from Xi'an and passed through Gansu and Qinghai to Lhasa. The old man followed the wheel of history, stepped on the footsteps of the ancients, and walked along the Tang-Tibet ancient road. Along the way, we picked up the wind and picked up relics, telling the poignant and moving story of Princess Wencheng's marriage to Tibet, describing the ancient scenery on the way, and even shuttled on both sides of the Tang-Tibet ancient road, showing us the customs, culture and art of the places we visited one by one. After reading "The Ancient Road of Tang and Tibet", it seems that our thoughts have passed through the smoke and dust of history, returning to those ancient years, following Princess Wencheng's footsteps, and listening to her inner happiness and sorrow: the wind is long, the road ahead is long, how often we look back at Chang'an...
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